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Yellow staining agarics, Castle Grounds

17 November 20201 October 2018 by David

Yellow staining agaric, Castle Grounds

Yellow staining agarics, looking like field mushrooms but not good to eat. These were growing in one of the rose beds in the Castle Grounds, Bridgnorth.

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